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The world is populated only by people with Down syndrome. One day, a boy is born who is different. He is not ‘normal’, because he looks a little bit different and behaves a little bit unusual.
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The world is populated only by people with Down syndrome. One day, a boy is born who is different. He is not ‘normal’, because he looks a little bit different and behaves a little bit unusual.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nicolas Daenens, Kobe van Steenberghe, Jochen Decostere, Peter Ghesquière
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:A Team Productions
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